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Anime Dice Guide: Your first ten minutes

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Overview

Anime Dice is a Roblox collecting and idle game where you roll dice to get anime-style units, place them in your base to earn money, and use that money to buy better dice and upgrades. This guide walks you through the core loop, what to upgrade first, how to handle your bag safely, and what to work toward in the mid and late game.

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Contents

01 Your first ten minutes Step 02 The core money loop Check 03 Live and upcoming events Events 04 What to upgrade first Table 05 Dice to save toward Summary 06 Safe way to sell from your bag Step 07 Working codes Codes 08 Grades, traits, and mutations Warn 09 Rebirth and tower modes Tips 10 Playing without spending Robux Summary 11 Glossary Words 12 Common questions FAQ

Your first ten minutes

Step

In short Follow the tutorial prompts, fill every slot with whatever you get, and resist spending gems until you have a unit worth keeping.

When you first load in, the game walks you through your first roll — follow those prompts. Even low-rarity units earn money, so place everything you get rather than leaving slots empty. Before you sell anything, hit the Equip Best button so the game automatically puts your strongest combination on the field. Hold onto any gems or trait rerolls you receive early; spending them on a unit you will replace wastes them.

Follow the tutorial do your first roll exactly as the on-screen prompts direct you
Fill every slot place even weak units rather than leaving any position empty
Equip Best first press this button before you sell anything in your bag
Save your resources hold gems and trait rerolls until you have a unit you plan to keep for a while

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The core money loop

Check

In short Keeping all slots filled and reinvesting money into luck and income upgrades is the fastest way to grow.

The basic cycle is: roll for new units, use Equip Best to update your team, sell leftover units, then put that money back into luck and income upgrades. One rare unit sitting in a half-empty base earns less than a full team of common units. Every time you log in, collect your offline earnings first, then decide where to spend them.

All slots are filled no empty positions in your base or team
New units are compared to your current weakest before selling
Equip Best is pressed before any units are sold from the bag
Money from sales and offline earnings goes back into luck and income upgrades
Offline earnings are collected at the start of each session

03 Live and upcoming events Events

Events running now or coming soon. They have fixed dates, so check them first.

Live now Oct 25 – Oct 28

🎃 PT. 2 + UPDATE 🎃

See the whole schedule

What to upgrade first

Table

In short Spend your early upgrade points on luck and income, then add roll speed or bag size only when you feel a specific bottleneck.

The upgrade tree includes luck, income, roll speed, unit capacity, sell value, move speed, attack, and health. Luck improves the quality of future rolls, and income upgrades let you buy the next dice or ability sooner. If rolling feels slow, put a point into roll speed; if your bag fills up constantly, add unit capacity. Attack and health matter mainly for the tower modes, so leave those alone until you are ready to actually fight.

Luck	first priority; raises the quality of every roll you make from here on
Income	second priority; gets you to the next dice purchase faster
Roll speed	add when waiting between rolls becomes the main bottleneck
Unit capacity	add when a full bag is interrupting your play too often
Attack and health	hold off until you start challenging tower modes

Dice to save toward

Summary

In short Buy dice in order — Lightning first, then Ice, then Magma — and pause smaller upgrades when you are close to the next purchase.

Each new dice is a major jump in luck and matters more than most small upgrades. When you are getting close to the price of the next dice, it can be worth pausing minor spending to save up. The prices and luck multipliers below were recorded around September 7, 2026, so check the in-game dice shop for current figures before you buy.

Lightning　500,000 coins, 42x luck; your first upgrade target
Ice　4,000,000 coins, 100x luck; the step after Lightning
Magma　30,000,000 coins, 200x luck; the big mid-game milestone
Storm　200,000,000 coins, 400x luck; the end goal for early to mid game
Shadow　1,500,000,000 coins, 750x luck; a long-term goal once you are established

Safe way to sell from your bag

Step

In short Always press Equip Best before selling anything, or you risk losing strong and mutated units in a bulk sale.

When your bag fills up, open it and press Equip Best before doing anything else. This automatically slots your strongest combination into the team. After that, look through what remains for any units with mutations, high grades, or notable traits before selling the rest. Selling in bulk without doing this first can wipe out units that were better than what you had equipped.

Open your bag bring up the bag screen before touching the sell area
Press Equip Best let the game auto-slot the strongest combination
Check for mutations scan the leftovers for any unusual or rare individuals
Sell only the leftovers send to the sell area only what remains unequipped after the steps above

07 Working codes Codes

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Grades, traits, and mutations

Warn

In short Do not spend gems or trait rerolls on any unit you are likely to replace soon — save them for a unit you plan to use long-term.

Grades affect a unit's income multiplier and are changed by spending gems. Traits are bonus effects attached to a unit and can be swapped using a dedicated reroll item. Mutations mark unusual individuals that are rarer than standard versions of the same unit. Using gems or trait rerolls on a weak early unit is almost always wasted because you will replace it once something better rolls out.

Worth watching out for

Do not spend gems until you have a high-rarity unit you plan to keep for a long time

Do not use trait rerolls on placeholder units that are likely to get swapped soon

Always check a unit's mutation status before selling mutated units are easy to lose in a quick bulk sale

Compare income, grade, traits, and mutation together rather than going by name or rarity alone

Rebirth and tower modes

Tips

In short Read your own rebirth screen before committing, and start with the Dragon Tower to learn what combat upgrades you still need.

Rebirth resets part of your progress in exchange for a long-term multiplier on luck and income. The exact cost and what carries over can change based on how many times you have reborn and on game updates, so trust what your rebirth screen shows over any number in a guide. The tower offers three difficulty levels: Dragon Tower is the easiest, Cursed Tower is medium, and Pirate Tower is the hardest.

Tips worth knowing

Read your rebirth screen carefully — it shows the current cost, the multiplier you will gain, and exactly what resets
Do not rely on a guide's rebirth numbers — check the in-game screen each time since values shift
Start with the Dragon Tower to feel out how strong your team actually is in combat

Playing without spending Robux

Summary

In short Offline earnings, regular rolls, and reinvesting into luck and income are enough to progress through the game without any purchases.

Paid upgrades like premium luck boosts speed things up, but nothing in the standard progression requires them. Logging in to collect offline earnings and routing that money back into luck and income upgrades will carry you through each dice tier at a steady pace. Reaching the very top of the leaderboard takes longer without spending, but collecting units and building a strong team is fully achievable for free.

Offline earnings　collect at every login and spend on luck or income immediately
Roll and reinvest　the free loop of rolling, equipping, selling, and upgrading is self-sustaining
Dice progression　each dice purchase is reachable through the free loop alone
Leaderboard ceiling　top positions take more time without purchases

Glossary

Roll: The act of throwing a dice to get a random anime unit.
Luck: A stat that makes rarer units more likely to appear on a roll, though it never guarantees a specific result.
Unit: An anime-style character obtained from rolling that you place in your base or team to earn money and fight in towers.
Equip Best: A button that automatically slots your strongest available unit combination into your active team.
Grade: A rating tied to a unit's income multiplier that can be rerolled by spending gems.
Trait: A bonus effect attached to a unit that can be changed with a dedicated reroll item.
Mutation: A rare variant of a unit that differs from the standard version — check before selling.
Rebirth: A system that resets part of your progress in exchange for a permanent multiplier boost to luck and income.
Offline earnings: Money that accumulates in your base while the game is closed, collected when you next log in.
Index: A screen that shows every unit you have ever discovered, useful for tracking your collection.

Common questions

FAQ

Does money really keep building up when I close the game?

Yes, your base earns money even while the game is closed. Before you log out, press Equip Best and make sure all slots are filled so your team is earning as much as possible while you are away. You do not need to leave your device on.

Can I play this alone, or do I need other players?

You can play entirely on your own. Even if other players are on the same server, you manage your own base, units, and money separately.

What does the '1 in X' number next to a unit mean?

It shows how rare that unit is — specifically how unlikely it is to appear on any given roll. It is not a countdown, and there is no confirmed pity system where rolling enough times locks in a result.

I have two copies of the same unit — which one should I keep?

Compare their mutation status, grade, traits, and the income and combat numbers the game displays for each. Two units with the same name can have meaningfully different stats, so check individually rather than selling by name alone.

The dice prices or rebirth numbers in this guide don't match what I see in the game. Which is right?

The in-game display is always correct. Prices and rebirth conditions change with updates and can vary based on how many times you have reborn. Treat any number in a guide as a rough reference, not a guarantee.

Updated Sep 10, 2026
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